The idea for this book arose from a series of lectures on modern programming paradigms,
feature-oriented programming, and software product lines that are continuously held at the …

Over more than two decades, numerous variability modeling techniques have been
introduced in academia and industry. However, little is known about the actual use of these …

Variability models represent the common and variable features of products in a product line.
Since the introduction of FODA in 1990, several variability modeling languages have been …

Feature models are the" de facto" standard for representing variability in software-intensive
systems. Automated analysis of feature models is the computer-aided extraction of …

Feature modelling is a cornerstone of software product line engineering, providing a means
to represent software variability through features and their relationships. Since its inception …

Feature models have been used since the 90s to describe software product lines as a way of
reusing common parts in a family of software systems. In 2010, a systematic literature review …

Highly-configurable systems allow users to tailor the software to their specific needs. Not all
combinations of configuration options are valid though, and constraints arise for technical or …

Variability models represent the common and variable features of products in a product line.
Several variability modeling languages have been proposed in academia and industry; …

Highly configurable systems allow users to tailor software to specific needs. Valid
combinations of configuration options are often restricted by intricate constraints. Describing …

Locating features is one of the most common software development activities. It is typically
done during maintenance and evolution, when developers need to identify the exact places …